Answer:
- The particles move at a high rate of speed.
- The particles have a medium amount of kinetic energy and slide past one another.
Explanation:
The options that are true about liquids are A. The particles move at a high rate of speed and B. The particles have a medium amount of kinetic energy and slide past one another, because particles in a liquids are slippery, so they slide past one another. This is how liquids move around. The particles help it move around.
Answer:
Physical properties: how soft a blanket it, how hard bread is, what color leaves are, what bleach smells like.
Chemical change: burning wood, rotting food, digestion, rusting of a nail.
Physical change: mixing salt and sugar, tearing a piece of paper, melting ice, chopping wood.
Explanation:
Physical properties are properties that are measurable.
Chemical change is when substances combine (fire and wood make burning wood) to make another substance. They aren't reversible. If you were to melt ice, you could refreeze it, you can't unburn wood.
Physical change is something that alters the form of the substance but not the chemical composition.
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Percentage by mass is the mass of NaF present in 100 g of the solution.
the percentage by mass of NaF is 23.4 %
this means that in 100 g of solution, mass of NaF present is 23.4 g
the number of moles of NaF present - 1.33 mol
mass of NaF - 1.33 mol x 42 g/mol = 55.9 g
when there's 23.4 g of NaF - mass of solution is 100 g
therefore when there's 55.9 g of NaF - mass of solution is 100 / 23.4 x 55.9
= 239 g
mass of solution required is 239 g
Answer:
violet
Explanation:
When an electron interacts with visible light, energy is transferred from the photon to the electron.
The most accurate (lowest error) measurement of momentum (or speed) of an electron is obtained using a photon of high energy and low wavelength.
Violet light which lies at the high energy end of spectrum is most suitable.
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Question: <span>Plants remove which greenhouse gas from the atmosphere?
Answer: It is C. Carbon Dioxide. As you know, plants take in carbon dioxide and let out oxygen.
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